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IPCC Model Scenarios Compared To Actual Measured Temperatures

By Christina Norman

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In an effort to hold the IPCC accountable, I have compared actual measured temperatures with two of their scenarios from the AR4 report in 2007. The B1 and A2 scenarios. See Appendix “A” for the relevant section of the AR4 report.

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